ÍBO

Awn: ⊗ ti págay, rice awn.

ÍBON

(ancient) Generic name of large birds, and carabao calf still nursing.

IBTÓR

Endurance, suffering, tolerance: to bear weight of load, insult, work, illness, ma ⊗: saán á ma ⊗ an ti saóna, his speech is insufferable.

See turéd, andór.

IBUÉN

(ancient) Forge stone next to fire serving as draft.

IBÚS

Consumption: to end what is consumable; run out patience; finish saying what one has within; extinguish lineage; end work, ma ⊗.

To finish a thing completely, ⊗ en: consumed thing, na ⊗: Na ⊗ ti nacaputútanda, their lineage ended.

To conclude all without leaving anything, ⊗ en.

Lack felt when finished, na ⊗ an.

To finish speaking, ⊗ an á saoén.

Perfect, complete thing: na ⊗ an; na ⊗ an dalús, arámid, perfect purity, work.

See leppás, guíbus.

ÍCAB

To eat secretly, ag ⊗.

ICAMÉN

Sleeping mat: to lie down on it, ag ⊗; lie down two on same mat, agca ⊗.

Embroidered mat, ⊗ á binurícan; thick mat, tinaliuágang̃a ⊗.

ICÁN

Fish in general: place where abundant, na ⊗.

ÍCAY

Disdain, disgust, grievance: to be displeased, ag ⊗: wry-faced, angry with frown, ag ⊗.

See ápas, paoyó.

ICGÁn

(irregular verb).

To give anything: ⊗ nac iti limós, give me alms.

To add something mixing it: iccám dayta bánğa iti bassit á asín, put a little salt in that pot.

Not to heed someone, disrespect him: dinac ic ⊗ tóy á ubíng, this boy does not respect me.

See itéd.

ICGÁY

Egg yolk: also called tabága, ti itlóg.

ICQUÍS

Shout heard from afar: to shout, ag ⊗, um ⊗.

See puccáo.

ICRÁO

(ancient) Suppressed weeping.

ICRÁY

Havoc, mortality: for many to die of plague; much fruit to drop from tree in typhoon, ma ⊗ an.

ÍCUB

Fence of long canes where rice placed after harvest to dry.

ICÚT

Possession, ownership: to possess a thing, material or moral, ⊗ an: daguiti cadaoyán á ⊗ an ti lúbonğ, maxims possessed by the world: addá ic ⊗ ac itóy barúconğco, I feel something in my chest.

Care, providence: to care for something, like pastor sheep; have providence, ag ⊗: Dios del Universo, ag ⊗; el que tiene cuidado ó providencia, manğ ⊗.

See ay-oán, cumit, imatón.

IDÁ

Nominative plural of third person relative pronoun, acting as patient in passive verbs: ayabám ⊗, call them.

Joined to nouns with genitive of possession, acts as subject of proposition: cabsátco ⊗, they are my brothers.

ÍDAM

(ancient) To reject, not want what is given out of kindness.

ÍDAO

Omen of heathens.

Rooster of color between black and dark green.

See labég, darisáyen.

ÍDAT

Writhing of one whipped, or suffering pain, holding breath and shrinking from pain endured.

See tiritir.

IDDÁ

To lie down in bed or ground; lie down person or animal, ag ⊗, um ⊗: lie down with another, maquica ⊗; put someone to bed, ipa ⊗; place where one lies down, pag ⊗ an.

To lie down two together, agca ⊗.

To lay flat lengthwise something, ipa ⊗, pag ⊗ en.

IDDÚG

Spinning: to spin, dance spinning top rapidly, appearing motionless, um ⊗.

See inúnog.

IDÍ

Adverb of time, meaning as soon as, when or then: ⊗ dimmaténğ ti súrat, inlayónda ng̃a dágus, when the letter arrived, they passed it on immediately.

In that time, in those days, ⊗ coá.

Formerly, in past centuries, ⊗ ugmí.

⊗ dipáy nalpás ti misa, before mass ended.

IDIÁN

(from di).

To reject of own will; abandon bad habit; abandon project: Indiác ti castóy á panğguép, I abandoned such project.

He who rejects, manğ ⊗.

See lacsíd, bay-án.

IDIÁY

Adverb of place meaning there, of there, over there: ⊗ Manila, there in Manila.

IDÍN

Word composed of idí and en; means already then: aoánac ⊗, I was no longer there then.

IDNÁ

Calm, quiet: restless, unstoppable, di maca ⊗.

See talná.

ÍDOS

Spoon in general: use it, ag ⊗; take something with spoon, ⊗ en.

To scoop something from below, placing hand hollowed, like boy catching dancing top, ⊗ en.

See sídoc.

IGÁAO

Cessation of rain; clearing weather after rain, um ⊗; clear weather, na ⊗: pa ⊗ entay pay, let us wait for weather to clear.

Drought: delay in raining, ag ⊗, um ⊗: mabayágsá ti i ⊗ na, perhaps drought will last.

See leppénğ, sirauiát.

ÍGAD

Grater: to grate, grate something, ⊗ en.

ÍGAM

Weapons of any kind: taken also for spiritual weapon: iti panagcarárag, ti nabileg á ⊗ á panaripa cadaguiti cabúsortayo, prayer is a strong weapon to shield ourselves from enemies.

ÍGAT

Eel: Na ⊗ tóy á carayán, this river has many eels.

IGGÁM

To grasp, take something with hand, ⊗ an; handle, hilt or point by which held, panğ ⊗ an.

See iggém.

IGGÁN

Synonym of the preceding (iggám).

IGGÉM

Handle, hilt: to grasp, hold something in hand, ag ⊗, ⊗ an, um ⊗.

To have or hold something in hand, si ⊗; si ⊗ iti candéla, holds candle in hand.

IGÓROT

A class of non-Christians inhabiting mountains.

See itnég.

IGPÍL

To carry something under armpit, e.g. book, ⊗ an.

Some take it for carrying something under arm, or lower than armpit.

See aclili.

IGUÉT

Rigor, urgency: urge, ⊗ an: igtám, igtáoyo, hurry, urge him.

Tightly held thing, like will, penance, command, na ⊗: Igtám ti agbása, read with diligence.

See irót, inğét.

ÍGUID

Edge or extreme of width of anything; hem of cloth or dress; edge of land adjoining sea or river; town border, ⊗ ti íli.

To arrive ashore navigators; approach shore what current drifts; approach shore walker, um ⊗: throw something toward shore, ipa ⊗.

To have diarrhea, ag ⊗.

(Metaphorically).

To defecate, um ⊗; have urge to defecate, maca ⊗; place where done, pag ⊗ an.

ÍGUP

Sip: to sip, ag ⊗, um ⊗, ⊗ en.

See soltóp.

IL-LÓN

(ancient) To repair anything, e.g. timber.

ÍLA

Voice with which child lullaby begins.

Used by some to encourage people hauling timber, stones.

In North means also to assemble people for communal works: assemble them, ⊗ en.

See duayyá.

ÍLAD

To pass leaning against someone or something, rubbing or scraping against it, um ⊗, ag ⊗.

ILALÁ

Esteem, affection: to esteem, ⊗ en, ca ⊗ an; he who esteems, manğ ⊗.

Expression of sorrow: ¡ ⊗ pay!

To take advantage of something; take into consideration or esteem, ⊗ en: Ca ⊗ am ti pannursúroc quenca, take advantage of what I teach you.

See patég, alalá.